PR: CoinAll Lists Fetch.AI and Offers a 350,000 FET Giveaway

PR: CoinAll Lists Fetch.AI and Offers a 350,000 FET Giveaway

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On March 2019, CoinAll, the famous cryptocurrency exchange, announced the listing of Fetch.AI and will hold a 7-day celebration to give away 350,000 FET tokens. Fetch.AI has gathered a lot of attention of crypto world since their $6 million token sale in 22 seconds on Binance Launchpad.

Fetch.AI is a digital infrastructure provider and data trading platform. The Fetch project is revolutionary with its idea of bringing together machine learning, artificial intelligence, multi-agent systems and decentralized ledger technology to create an economic internet.

Among members of Fetch.AI’s leadership team, many were previously involved in DeepMind, a UK-based company focused on artificial intelligence (AI) that was later acquired by Google in 2014.

Katherine Deng, the CoinAll general manager said that the Fetch.AI project has pioneering technology and forward-looking vision, leading in the synchronous promotion of AI and blockchain. CoinAll is proud to cooperate with Fetch.AI and list FET tokens.

The 7-day FET listing celebration includes an individual depositing competition, individual trading competition, team competition, and invitation competition. Mega prizes are awaiting in each game, and the celebration will last from March 13th, 2019 to March 20th.

Crypto’s world’s eyes are on Fetch.AI because Binance successfully conducted a crowdsale for the Fetch.AI tokens on the Binance Launchpad raising $6 million in 22 seconds. CoinAll, as an emerging exchange star, has also reached an in-depth cooperation with Fetch.AI. In addition to the listing of FET tokens, CoinAll will provide a 350,000 FET giveaway for users.

“Technologies like Fetch.AI are disruptive: they act as disintermediation agents in the economy,